Tubbs’s Film Reviews

886 Films have been rated or reviewed by Tubbs.

Death at a Funeral (2010): A terrific comedy plot idea but the comedy is forced and the production plays more like a sequel.
A Cure for Wellness (2016): A bit elongated but there some decent set designs and suspenseful segments.
Everyday People (2004): The characters are believable which certainly helps.
War Games (1983): A well written screenplay with a touch of comedy and plenty of satire.
Hoosiers (1986): Another splendid performance from Gene Hackman. The early screenplay depicts small town insularity very well. The opening scenes of Gene driving along rural roads trying to find the school are the best.
Prince and the Pauper, The (2000): A decent enough adaptation of a timeless story.
Slipper and the Rose, The (1975): Although not strong musically Michael Hordern and Edith Evans are in form and make it worth a watch.
Wrong Arm of the Law, The (1962): The supporting cast headed by the wonderful Lionel Jeffries are the icing on the cake. The comedic writing is excellent.
Angels in New York (2009): It had varying levels of interest.
Price Check (2012): It doesn't work too well – maybe Parker was a little too strong for the rest of the cast.